Browser Screen Sharing: Fullscreen, Mobile Gestures, and Refresh
Build a usable WebRTC screen share from source selection and sender controls to fullscreen, landscape, pinch and pan, viewer refresh, reconnect, stop behavior, and privacy.
Practical uCopy guides to WebRTC, P2P file transfer, STUN and TURN, LAN discovery, resumable transfers, screen sharing, privacy, and security.
Build a usable WebRTC screen share from source selection and sender controls to fullscreen, landscape, pinch and pan, viewer refresh, reconnect, stop behavior, and privacy.
Model capture selection, permission prompts, sensitive windows, viewer identity, transport encryption, recording risk, background state, and track cleanup after stop.
Test video fit, fullscreen permission, orientation, pinch zoom, bounded pan, controls, and post-refresh terminal state for remote screen viewing.
Request screen wake lock only for explicit need and handle permission, low battery, visibility changes, system release, and task terminal states without needless drain.
Understand max-message-size, SCTP fragmentation, message interleaving, and head-of-line blocking to choose safe chunks across browsers and high-latency TURN paths.
Review device approval, temporary codes, WebRTC encryption, TURN metadata, file digests, download risk, feature permissions, error reports, and analytics before trusting a browser transfer.
Design reauthentication, scope preview, asynchronous generation, encrypted temporary objects, short-lived one-time links, audit, and deletion to prevent bulk leakage.
Locate the selected candidate pair in getStats, classify host, srflx, prflx, and relay, and handle multiple transports, route changes, and browser differences.
Generate a locally previewable bundle with versions, capabilities, normalized state traces, network type, and error codes while excluding content, filenames, secrets, and full addresses.
Build bilingual chunking and hybrid keyword-plus-embedding retrieval, reranking by product version, feature, and error code with explicit citations.
Compare a cable, local sharing, cloud storage, and browser P2P for multi-gigabyte transfers, then check speed, mobile data, resume support, free space, and verification before you start.
Layer filename, size, modification time, quick fingerprints, and full digests to handle same-name files, edited versions, large-file delay, and safe resume.
Design channels and priorities for metadata, accept, pause, cancel, acknowledgements, and bulk chunks so a large file cannot make every interaction unresponsive.
Choose cache-first, network-first, or stale-while-revalidate separately for versioned assets, HTML navigation, articles, fonts, and dynamic APIs with bounds.
Detect waiting workers and decide prompt, defer, or forced refresh by security urgency, normal release, and active work rather than breaking tasks with skipWaiting.
Design install, waiting, skipWaiting, and clients.claim so live transfers are not taken over mid-session, using protocol negotiation and deferred activation.
Use a monotonically increasing epoch to isolate signaling, heartbeats, ICE candidates, and feature commands across refresh so stale tabs cannot corrupt a recovered connection.
Issue short-lived audience-restricted credentials for TURN, uploads, and temporary APIs while handling renewal, clock skew, caching, revocation, and signing-key rotation.
Build automated rotation, dual-key verification, kid selection, cache refresh, and compromise response for credentials and session tokens without mass disconnects.
Control A/B refresh offsets, old-socket close delay, and new-session registration order to enumerate recovery order, stale signaling, and offer collision.
Send files, sync a clipboard, chat, and share a screen securely from the browser.